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Transfers of Rem. Estnte.

Clerk Hook yesterday issued two mar.
riage licenses, and admitted to record one
deed Of trust and the following transfers Of
real estate:
Deed made May 2, by D. 8. Thornburg,
trustee. to Valentine Bot, in confederation
Of 81, 800, for 60 acres Of land, known as
lot Of Whitham's survey of the old Feay
farm. ~ 75l ~ Isl
Deed made May II. by Elizabeth Rietz
and others to Franz Warsinsky, in consid-
GRAFTON Of 5000, for lot in square 81 in
Ritchietown.
Deed made August u, 1885, by Robert
Armstrong and wife to John McCardls, in
consideration Of 500, for a strip OF land
lying between lot 80 in Trladelphia and
the Hempfsld railroad.
A deed from the trustees OF Nj. Zion
Cemetery to Christian kslbitzer, in con-
aideration Of s57, for lot 80 in that GENE.
tery. 7iF a-'E -E
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p
The commencement exercises Of Wea-
leyan Female Institute, S.aunton, Vir-
ginia, will occur ID. W as follows:
Friday, June 8, s P. M-Final celebra-
ton OF the Lea and Jackson Literary So.
ciety. Address by Rev. s. s. Lambeth, D.
D., Richmond, Va.
Saturday, June Art reception ct In.
stitute from II A. N. to 0 P. NJ. I
Sunday, June 5.-Bsccalaureate sermon
at II A. NJ. by Rev. r. N. sledd, D. D.
Petersburg, Va.
Sunday, June 5.-Sermon before Young
Ladies' Christian Association at 81. M, by
Rev. R. N. Sledd, D. D.
Monday, June 8.-Final ,soiree, instru-
mental and vocal music, conducted by
Prof. O.. W. Bryant and Miss Lizzie j,
Daniel.
Tuesday, June 7.-Closing commence.
ment exercises, awarding distinctions and
medals, comforting school and full diplo.
mas and degrees.
W. A. HARRIS, President
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage OF the Watcr and Movements of the

Stage OF tho WRtor and Movements of the
.Sfs.i&,5 s. '4t5 Boats.
The Scotia passed up yesterday.
The O. W. Bachelor will be tomorrow
mornings Pittsburgh packet. ,y S;,.,,@5. .
The Y. NJ. Social will give an excursion
on the steamer Princess this evening.
The marks last evening indicated a
depth in the channel OF feet 9 inches
and the river was still falling.
The W. N. chancellor is due down at
an early hour this morning on her way
from Pittsburgh to Charleston. :,
Mr.. James Reed, one of the Oldest steam.
boatmen on the Upper Ohio, is home on q
visit to his family in the East End. .l4
Mr.. Robert Huffman, OF the steamer 9.
W. Bachelor, was called home to Msts.
moras, unexpectedly, to the death-bed OF
his father. - 2 5,I.-l, III
Lew Muhleman, head engineer OF the
steamer Andes, stopped of OF the boat at
Newport on the last trip to attend tho
funeral Of his sister. ~
The Louis A. Shirley is due from Gin.
cinnati this evening, for which point she
will leave on her return trip tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock. iglfI.s nm
The Andes will leave Cincinnati for this
point this evening. Excuraionists should
bear in mind that she will make another
excursion trip to Cincinnati and return
June Z. Fare for the round trip only
$40. .l .iSEi n 4 & {ss!gts
The steamer Louis a. Shirley will leave
at 5 o'clock sharp this afternoon for Steu.
benville, with party. Of about seventy.
five couple Of gay young folks, who will
be under the chaperonage OF committee
Of married ladies. Directly after leaving
the wharf supper will be served. Kra.
mer's full brass band has been engaged
and dancing will Of course be the main
feature Of the evenings enjoyment. The
boat will arrive at SteubenYille at about
$3.50, and after laying there long enough |
to gather party from that place will pro.
coed further up the river and return; land
Ing at steubenyille at about u o'clock, af-
ter which they will start for home, arriy.
ing here at about 3 o'clock.
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nThe Two JohnH.n

Reserved seats for. the engagement Of
this farcical comedy, at the Opera House
Saturday night, will be placed on sale at
Banners music store this morning. The
Detroit Poa and Tribune says: The prin-
cipal characters, the two Johns, are taken
by two really clever comedians, who are
30 remarkably alike, in rotundity, features
and voice, as to occasion no end Of
laughter by the numerous cases OF mis-.
taken identity and the laughable incidents
connected Herewith. The play was un-
doubleday suggested by the Comedy Of
Errors. The support is good-the COM
pany comprising several very fine singers,
who intersperse the performances with
their various specialtieo. IS,
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
THE GRAND this evening TOMS
Cabin"
THE Riverside nail factory will resume
work next Monday.
THERE was not a case on the docket at
midnight for this mornings police court.
THERE was no court on Judge Jacobs
eide yesterday. owing to his indisposition.
ToM WALKER, an employee of the match
factory, lost the thumb Of his right hand
in the machinery.
A sMALL boy, son OF Mr.. Steinmetz, the
paper box manufacturer, was badly bitten
by dog yesterday. T., ..s5. g.
Mr.. MICHAEL ROMAN, Of Pittsburgh, is
erecting fine marble monument over
his fathers grave In Mt. Calvary Gene
tory. 5.,&5a
LATER returns from the school election
on Tuesday confirm the estimate OF Mr..
Foreman's election as County Superin-
tendent. @ "a,
SQUIRE GRoRaE W. NICHOLS, who has
been fishing up on Buffalo creek, Brooke
county, returned home yesterday. He
brought sixty.eight pounds OF fine fresh
fab with him. go
The knights Of Pythiss will give
grand reunion and picnic at the Fair
Grounds on July 4. The street parade ut
9 o'clock in the morning will be great
feature, as fully 1000 uniformed men will
be in line. The amusements will be com
petitive drills, horse and bicycle racing
and dancing. 3f's,.,,.l
The Enterprise says the strawberry crop
ut GAINESVILLE is in promising condition.
The vines may not bear as largely as in
former years, some growers estimate the
condition at about so per cent, but the
increase in acreage will more than make
up for this, and there will probably be a
larger quantity shipped to market than in
any former eeason.
TIE Wheeling Natural Gas Company
brought In a big gas we'll Wednesday on
the Davis farm, near Taylorstown. This
is the compsny's second well in the Tay-
loratown field and they are both larger
than any in the Hickory district, besides
being seven or eight miles nearer Wheel.
ing. A third one is being drilled and will
be brought in within few weeks.
TIE following route has been selected
by the Knights OF the Golden Eagle for
Saturday, May 2lst: Form at the corner
Of Twelfth and Uhspline Streets west on
Twelfth to Msin, south on Main to Twenty.
fourth, east on Twenty -fourth to Chapline,
north on Chsplins to Twentieth, west on
Twentieth to Market, north on Market to
Tenth, west on Tenth to the Bridge and
down to the new fair grounds.
JAMES 7. Riley, Of St. Clairsville, who
was 80 badly injured in the tornado on
April 10Th, underwent very careful med.
ical examination the result Of which was
that the thigh bone bad been split, and
his condition, which was not considered
serious, was much worss than was appa-
rent. While the injury is Of rather Sc.
rious nature, the doctors think the bone
can be broug back to It's normal condi-
ton with proper caro- and attention.
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LET TIE G. A. II. ADVANCE

TO our Blue Suit Department this week
and select their new outfits Tor Memo.
rial Day. We have got the ''dropD on
every house in The city on low prices and
standard qualities. Our house Is tho
Only concern In the city where you can
buy genuine Indigo Dye Regulation e..
A. Il. Suits for So 90. The well known
Atwood Regulation e. A. L. Uniforms,
best In the city, reduced to IS W.
These figures taIk louder than all tho
noisy, windy claims Of some presump.
tliOus houses. lEjs
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In the German department, the total


enrolment for the month was POS; the
number OF classss taught was 10; tbs
number OF pupils Of German parentage is
l3l; OF other than German parentsge.
l67 number Of teachers, 4; amount paid
for instruction in this department, 1856
The total enrolment since September lat
has been $50 in this department.
In the English department the report
shows gain Of. 204 in the enrolment
over the corresponding month Of last year,
although there is loss OF 70 in the on.
rollment Of Washington district, It
was ordered filed.
Accompanying the SUPERINTENDENT re-.
port was that OF Librarian Wilson showing
the circulation Of books in the library and
reading room during the month Of April.
The circulation in the library was 4. 426
volumes, an average Of 1874 per day in
the reading room the circulation was $40
volumes; the amount received from fines
etc. was 81. This report was also ordered
fled. s. i,faIi,leD
Mr.. Robert II. Pogue, Principal OF the
Fulton sceool, reported the names Of nine
teen pupilg attending his school who re-
side within the city limits, and called at
tention to the fact that the custom has
been in the past to order transfer Of
taxes on account OF such children. This
was referred to the Finance Committee,
with power to act. 80 81 p 10y 5i5' :
On motion Of Dr.. Mccoy, an order was
passed closing the schools on Deco. alton
Day in order that the pupils may take
part in the exercises Of the day.
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81
A Fine Cow Killed.

Between and o'clock yesterday az
ternoon a valuable COW, the property Of
Mr.. William Wotvington, we'll known
feed and grain merchant Of the Eighth
ward, was run over and killed on tho Bal.
timore & Ohio track at the Thirty-th*d
street crossing near schmulbach's brew
cry. The engine that crushed the life out
Of the animal was No. O., in charge OF
Adam Medley, engineer. 1t wss thrown
of the track. MIR. Wolviugton purchased
the animal about one month sgo Tor $l4O.
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49, = = HHII II AHINIy ------
Reliable ClOthier, LAO Main st.

WE have inst received a full line of
SPRING OVERCOATlNGS, and are In
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties in
Spring Suitlngs.
Also, on hand q handsome line of Neck.
wear and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
C. HESS L. SONS,
No. 1891 Market Street.
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THE.STRIKE SETTLED
AT the Standard Mill-Other MARITIME Ferry


AT the Standard Mill-Other MARITIME Ferry
News.
William Bowman has returned from Wellsbusr.
:, About twenty more machines will be put on Al
me Laughlin mill to-day, making about 1fty-six
crowd OF the SEASON last night, on the Postoillcc
corner. - -
st. ClRirsville. - = -
Several hack loads attended the corccrt at
was success. - =
About thirty dollars was realized from the Rccha.
bite social on Saturday night. the money will be
City. 'sl - >"'''>'. - - '1' $50. ''o
A meeting OF the manufacturers and acommittno
OF workingmen. WAS bel In IE,naville on Wedues.
uoy night and NJ Hobbs vas shortly sftcrward
trouble Is now at al end and work will be resumed
on Monday next - IL - >'''''' ~
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Z at tho Grand Opera House.

Last night Draper'a Double Uncle Toms
Cabin Company had fair audience. Mr..
Draper puts Uncle Tom on the stage in
good style, and the entire company play
ed their respective roles in a Erat class
manner. The jubilee signers are good
and made the hit Of the evening. It Is
undoubtedly the best colored quartette
seen here for long time. They appear
again this evening, and crowded house
Is assured. The admission il only 5 and
Is cent?, Il I.iis5I a. ~ lt.5 M
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Attention, Knights of tho Golden Eagle

Attention, Knights Of tho Golden Eagle.
You are hereby requested to meet at
your respective Castles Saturday morning,
May 81, at 0 o'clock sharp, to participate
in the grand parade and picnic to be given
by the Wheeling City Castle No. 9,
Knights Of the Golden Eagle.
By order OF Committee, &
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the installment plan
Whereby you can secure watch at once
IN easy payments. Call and investigate.
JACOB W. GRUBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., May 2O.-For
West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania
clear, warmer weather, winds generally
sou.herly. ~ :.
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OuR s. 90 genuine hand sswed ladiea'
Shoe, is unexcelled in the city. The
workmanship Is warranted by the manu-:
tacturer. u j. w. AMIcK,5 "a;
IA s$!5s li3 Main street,
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AS reported by Christian schnepf, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
7 A. N. Dam. I'm. 3P.A. 7r.M.
GO 750 So SO $50
Weather-Clear. 49, ~, \.
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Fon gentlemen's fine kangaroo Shoes,
at the very lowest prices, consistent with
quality, 20 10 ayvz, J.. W. AMlcK,
~ "a ~ 81 tsE = u ll43 Main street.
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J Arrangements has been made by the
Treasurer Of Belmont county, for r. T.
Howell to collect taxes for Pease Town
ship, free OF charge to Taxpayers. Books
are now open at R. T. Howell'a Office.
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ANOTHER lot Of Of handsome Pin Striped
Satines Just received at PERCENTAGES a
Il EMsnElMERs, Eleventh street,
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|WANT AGENTS IN YOUR COUNTY
o. 20 cents on tho dollar Communication. NJ cnns
uIon. :: hase chance. Address with Siam IN
s,n n. WEAVER, 1872 N. Division street BuT.
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Glle Qtttelliiqetller.
Onico. Nos. 10 and ~ Fourteenth Street,
Now AllyertiseIn ents.

For Salc-Fhacton Buggy. t"l y,
For CInCnuatI-Steamcr Louis A. Shirley.
Deletic Preparations-Losan & TO. = 40
Wheeling Park fT
Meyer & Radcliil-Bottlers Of Beer. Ale, &c.
Dress Up-D. Gundling & Co.-Fourth uagc.
Sealed Proposals for Removing Garbage-Frank
Bowers Fourth page. sl",-0 G.
For sale-Desrublc Residence, 50 Virginia street
Fourth page. ri
Full Up-Got Weather Goods-a. Gutman & Co.
Fourth page. u, $50 -.
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Get tho Hest.

Z III looking for a Sewing Machine don't
fail to see the new No. s Wheeler & Will
son, at Lash's, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. - 81 s q. y * - -
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iiic WANTED. -

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOCAL, Ann
~ Travelling statesmen local preierredl to sell
Lubticaung Oils Address, f. T. DlETERiCiHysi..
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TIE largest and cheapest stock Of Swiss
Embroideries In white and cream in the
city, at EisHEIMRR's, d
z Isl !.is Eleventh street,
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FOR RENT.

HNOR RENT-THE STORE.ROOM AND
- cellar formerly occupied by shellhaasc 4 eon
G3tne. Market and Eleventh street. Enquire al F.
Ian 1906 Market street, McMechcns old
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The above property II not sold at private sale on
q before tho 2lst inst, will on that day DO offered
a. public auction, at tho front door Of tho Court
AouA ee Z ~ q W. II. HALLER, 8
lnyO 80 80 !r}lsNi blH7t-rtg'gr Auctionecr =
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Bargaina ia Dry Goods at [. s, Good & Coz.
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EOR SALE.
Desirable Residence, 5s Virginia Street,
,i595 iis y I'D Island, Il .i2 Z! . h

containing seven rooms, hall and bath room.
Aso me TWo.story Frame House, containing iour
rooms, NO. 1856 Virginia street. Eg't ~.
ja NlonES1teo o. 58 W. Il. HaAL.LER,
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Rossnf
Caprice for ClRIinet-"The Bells OF 81. Louis'-' :


Performed by the author, Herr stock!gt,
Grand Fantasia, OH Gilmore's National Anthem
G6nnBia cetit
Introducing variations for Clarinet, French Horn
Oboe Comet, kassoon, saxophono aud PIccolo
ending with figured passage for Tiombones ant
Basso Tubas In unison. hr.nlss n
Fantasia for Euphonlum, on an original theme
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Grant Popular seicc'iou-"Rose, Shamrock aud
TllStle aeteQs
Introducing the most popular songs, marches,
dances aud other compositions OF England, Ire.
land and Scotland, and closing with powerful
"Tullochgorum," and "Goo Save the Queen" all
three going OH at the same time 10 the grand
Hnutn %
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Mr.. Harry Whittier. a 10 =
Nocturnc Rcligucse-"Monastery Bells. .,..... Wely
Gilmotc's Band. - =
Spanish Watz-Sercnade.... .Metra
500 p" u Mise Lctit'a Frttch. go M"
solo for Plccolo-Variations on tho popular air,
,'Come Back to Erin. ...... ....... Norrito
f..,5.-faslI Sgnor do Carlo. - ~
Grand seection-Airs dc BalleI, from "Le Proph.
etc. .. ..."..""... -..........."... Meyerbcer
.ra IIa- Gimorc's Band. ~, II.
Saxophouc so,o-FAntasie on 1.-THE Heart Bowed
Down." from the Bohemian Girl .Balfo
A afa y
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straagsrs In the City and Wheeling Folk
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-25
A Ballet-Girl Sues Millionaires.


The American Opera Company was a defend
ant in seven separate cases before Judge Ehr-
Itch, in the City Court, yesterday. Six Of the
plaintiffs were described by their lawyer as
poor deceived girls" The other was poor,
deceived man, William Parry. The DOOR, de-
ceived girls sat in two rows in the back part Of
the courtroom jauntily dressed and trying to
look sad. One of them. Alice Richards. ballet
girl, was engaged for $50 a week. and now en-
joys the distinction of having sued more million
aires in given time than any girl in New York
She first sued the American Opera Company for
nineteen weeks salary, and then. anticipating a
failure to collect in that quarter. brought sep
arate suits against c. P. Huntington, Charles
Croker. ]. P. Morgan, Andrew Carnegie and
Henry Selieman. stockholders. each for SAG
damages. The defendants in these cases repre-
sent something over $le0.000000 Judgments
against the company must be obtained before
the stockholders can be pressed. The cases were
adjourned. Mr.. Badger said that Miss Rich
ards's suit against the mlionaires would be
pressed at once.
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be. and have thus needlessly injured business.
A light movement of grain was looked for
through April, heavy were the shipments in
March; but the time has now arrived when bust
ness should improve, and it WILL soon as the
roads name rates to all points as before the
new law took effect. West-bound traffic is very
satisfactory. The Decline and the c., st. L. &
p. brought west last week fully 40 per cent
eastward The north ard south lines are doing
considerable through business for the season OF
the year; but. as with all roads. the heavy move
ment is in local freights. The lighter through
business for once enables the roads to look after
their local traffic more closely. and. a result
the earnings are footing up handsomely with
most of the Indianapolis lines. Some improve
ment in the shipments of live stock is noticea-
BILE. The coal tonnage has fallen off sharply.
forwarded at indianapolis last week, as COM
pared with the corresponding weeks in 1886 and
1885:
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Extra Illustrating
Philadelphia Press.

Ph1ladelph1a Press
In the way of fancy work nothing can be more
fascinating to women OF literary or semi-literary
tastes than extra illustrating The term is one
which means a good deal, ranging from the
edition of the American Poets" down to the
simplest scrap-book. A friend of mine has
made unique volume out of account of a
European tour. by including with the type of a
series Of newspaper articles written by himself
hundreds of pictures. the collected treasures of
years There are engravings, photographs,
woodcuts, etchings; of all sizes, all characters
and all dates. TO avoid that bunchy appearance
which the ordinary scrap book has, all the
pictures are let into the blank pages. space be-
ing cut trife smaller than each picture and
the edge of the hole and of the picture beveled
to fit it. The pasting is done along this beveled
edge. The result is volume of rare beauty
and, of course. of much interest to the owner
and his friends Anything may serve basis
for extra illustrating. and as wide scope is
afforded in tine matter inserted. A sumptuous
book may be made out of magazine article by
adding portraits of distinguished persons men
toned in it, PICTURES of buildings described
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DIR. McGlynn's Anti-Poverty Society.

special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW YORK, April 23-Dr. McGlynn, Henry
George and number of their followers have
formed society to be known as the Anti poverty
Society. The object of the society is to spread,
by such peaceable and lawful means as may be
found most desirable and efficient, knowledge
of the truth that God has made ample provisions
for the needs of all men during their residence
upon earth, and that poverty is the result of
human laws which allow individuals to claim as
private property what the Creator has provided
for the use of ALL The first meeting of the
society will be held in Chickering Hall on Sun
day next when Dr. McGlynn and Henry George
will speak.
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General and miscellaneous.

A bill is before the Legislature of Michigan
making the uniform passenger rate on all roads
in that State TWO Cents per mile. The roads OBJ
ject
Nearly all Western lines are now transporting
live stock at actual weight, and shippers. as
rule, are better satisfied than under the old
method of estimating
On special train hauled over the New York
Central road, on Thursday last, were eight of
the directors of the Central and the West Shore
roads holding $72 900, 900 of the stock
The coal roads with which the Corbin syndi-
cate is now directly or indirectly interested con-
troll &c per cent. of the anthracite coal carrying
trade, and cus a large figure ia the coal carrying
trade of Ohio.
The new law is causing tribulation without
end to the heretofore prosperous theatrical COM
panies. Many of the combinations are making
short runs between country towns in working
their passage from large city to another,
and are not carrying one-half the usual amount
of baggage